Embracing Imperfection: AI in academia
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Launching a Practical Guide for Institutions on Using Generative AI in Research and Research Writing – Get Yours Now!
In an era where AI technologies like ChatGPT and similar generative AI tools are becoming increasingly prevalent in academic circles, the need for informed and ethical utilization…
Are Researchers Alone Responsible for Securing Open Access Publication Funds?
Should we expect research to make a societal impact, when it is not accessible to policy makers let alone the general public? For any advancement to make a meaningful societal…
Redefining Academic Publishing: Discussing a new metric for time from first submission to acceptance
Publishing research has been a necessary component of academic research; it has long enabled scholars to share their findings and advance the boundaries of human knowledge. Yet,…
AI Integration Can Future-Proof Peer Review — But only if we define and drive the right principles
In this ever-evolving landscape of scientific research, trust in the integrity, validity, and impartiality of the process of disseminating scientific findings is essential for the…
Who Is Responsible Anyway? – Defining research accountability of researchers and institutions in the AI era
Should we be worried about research ethics in the AI era or has it been at risk even before its advent? The question of research ethics is not new; it has its roots in traditional…